This Family Badly Wants a Blackberry Curve 3G for Another Weekend/Holiday Adventure...

It's Christmas time and I'll take a break on writing some geeky stuff and do spend this rare chance to post about my wonderful family. It was my 4th Christmas away from my mom and dad, and also my 4th being a mom to two wonderful kids and a very loving husband. And as I may say I'm so blessed.

We do take shots of the very precious moments we do spend together. Be it a simple ice cream eat out, birthdays or our Anniversary, we do keep and treasure every moment were blessed to share together.

We say we're camera whores and we badly need a Blackberry Curve 3G to do the task for us. My phone is almost retiring now, and it's a good thing TechPinas has their TechPinas Gadget Bonanza # 1 where I am crossing my fingers on getting a new phone. You know moms, being "kuripot" and all, just of course to save even a little will count much to hardly make both ends meet.

Me and my husband Perci are always out for work on weekdays and even on Saturdays too for Perci... that's why we make it a point to spend our Sundays (and holidays as well!) with them ..go to church, eat out, stroll and play at the park,...that means so much to them, and for us too. Me and Perci always wish we will always have time for bonding moments like this..'coz we know it's not the quantity but the quality of time we have for them that really counts...


For this year 2010, here are the simple yet very memorable adventures we've shared... Captioned specially for TechPinas Gadget Bonanza # 1.

A family with a Blackberry that goes to church together stays together...
The 32GB storage space of Blackberry will record many more moments like this... 
Next year Cassy will turn 5... and next year the shots will be from our very own Blackberry...
Hope we'll get it free from TechPinas...
We'll fit ourselves inside this small inflattable pool just to have a Blackberry curve 3G!
Smile like crazy with a Blackberry!
Geo-tagging photos and posting them directly to my Facebook
and Twitter account is easy with my Blackberry curve 3G...
More joyrides like this with a GPS on our car, powered by a Blackberry Curve 3G
Yes we are camera whores...  and we badly need a Blackberry Curve 3G
for more bonding moment shots like this...
PHOTO TAKEN ON OUR 100th month anniversary...  

Hope to have more of these kind of adventures next year and the years to come.

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